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Are these deals all short term? Or they go out months? Would love to take advantage of that for the fall.ghostguy123 said:
No idea. I only searched short term because I have 12 days off work starting wednesday.
Depends what you consider that risk to be.
I flew Delta this week...completely full on all 4 flights. Tampa-Atl-Detroit-South Bend.
Oh...now I see what you said ("love that it was like 20% normal").
Could mean love fieldOh...now I see what you said ("love that it was like 20% normal").
I've got a conference in Atlanta in August ...I'm gonna go check prices.
Oh, no. Love Field (airport) was 20%.Oh...now I see what you said ("love that it was like 20% normal").
I've got a conference in Atlanta in August ...I'm gonna go check prices.
You wishghostguy123 said:
If you can cancel the other flight for any sort of refund sweet.
No problem cancelling. Would get a full refund of my points. Sounds like a no brainer, but have to check the cancellation policy on the new flight in case things are a lot worse at that time.
Just trying to help the economy. If we hit a huge depression more people will die as a result of non virus reasons.In the midst of all of this, I just don't really understand trying to save a few bucks to get a good airfare and travel, putting others at risk. I get that some of you think this is overblown and it's no big deal, but it really is a selfish perspective to do so and then travel around continuing about as if nothing is going on. It's one thing if you're visiting family or if you're going somewhere and then staying away from others. But that doesn't seem to be the sense.
There's a reason multi-billion dollar sports leagues, concerts, etc. are all shutting down. It's a sacrifice we are all temporarily making to help save lives. You may not feel the number of lives/deaths/etc. is significant, but, as a community, it's one of those things to just do your part.
Vegas? Hawaii?
Looks like for us the prices are very good until about June. Wonder if that will keep sliding out. I have been told May is the best weather month.
Here we go with this. You better behave as I think you should or you're a bad person who's spreading death. No thanks. I can think for myself.In the midst of all of this, I just don't really understand trying to save a few bucks to get a good airfare and travel, putting others at risk. I get that some of you think this is overblown and it's no big deal, but it really is a selfish perspective to do so and then travel around continuing about as if nothing is going on. It's one thing if you're visiting family or if you're going somewhere and then staying away from others. But that doesn't seem to be the sense.
There's a reason multi-billion dollar sports leagues, concerts, etc. are all shutting down. It's a sacrifice we are all temporarily making to help save lives. You may not feel the number of lives/deaths/etc. is significant, but, as a community, it's one of those things to just do your part.
Vegas? Hawaii?
You are able to plan things months ahead and cancel if needed.In the midst of all of this, I just don't really understand trying to save a few bucks to get a good airfare and travel, putting others at risk. I get that some of you think this is overblown and it's no big deal, but it really is a selfish perspective to do so and then travel around continuing about as if nothing is going on. It's one thing if you're visiting family or if you're going somewhere and then staying away from others. But that doesn't seem to be the sense.
There's a reason multi-billion dollar sports leagues, concerts, etc. are all shutting down. It's a sacrifice we are all temporarily making to help save lives. You may not feel the number of lives/deaths/etc. is significant, but, as a community, it's one of those things to just do your part.
Vegas? Hawaii?
There’s definitely need for caution but cancelling things months out is way overboard.
I agree with you, to some degree. We booked our trip to LA before the gravity of the situation really became clear. And the trip to Mexico has been on the books for a couple months. Mexico might not even let us in anyway.In the midst of all of this, I just don't really understand trying to save a few bucks to get a good airfare and travel, putting others at risk. I get that some of you think this is overblown and it's no big deal, but it really is a selfish perspective to do so and then travel around continuing about as if nothing is going on. It's one thing if you're visiting family or if you're going somewhere and then staying away from others. But that doesn't seem to be the sense.
There's a reason multi-billion dollar sports leagues, concerts, etc. are all shutting down. It's a sacrifice we are all temporarily making to help save lives. You may not feel the number of lives/deaths/etc. is significant, but, as a community, it's one of those things to just do your part.
Vegas? Hawaii?
To be clear, I'm not talking about flights months from now or travel that was booked before knowing the extent of what's going on now. Even one week ago, our perspective was very different.
As long as you get a full refund it would make sense to cancel any flight you had scheduled before prices took a dump. Then just wait till right before you would go and buy more.
